Fail
Fail verb - To stop functioning.
Lived
Both words in one sentence
- Hobbes: I said, dinosaurs lived a million years ago, but McDonald's still fail to make water balloon Big Macs.
- If they fail to justify the life they have lived, he erases them and replaces them with a parallel version-a sperm that didn't make it, an egg that wasn't fertilized.
- There is no struggle too vast, no odds too overwhelming, for even should we fail should we fall we will know that we have lived.'— Anomander RakeToll the Hounds is the eigth book of ten in the Malazan Book of the Fallen, following Reaper's Gale.
Source: Literature / Toll the Hounds
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